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Rupkatha Journal
On Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities
Call for Papers

Special Issue, October, 2010 (Vol 2 No 4)

"A Living Presence": Tagore Today

(To be edited by Amrit Sen,
Reader in English, Department of English & Other Modern European Languages, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan, India.)

THE THEME

Rabindranath Tagore's amazing career fulfilled several roles—litterateur, creative artist, pedagogue, social and political theorist, rural reconstructionist, entrepreneur and a major global thinker.  Widely travelled, Rabindranath interacted with the foremost global visionaries, offering ideas that combined ethics and economics, artistic creativity, translation, literature and art, critiques of violence, nationalism and any curtailment of personal freedom.  Tagore's legacy continues to engage us as we stepped into 150 years of his birth, especially forcing us to reexamine our perspectives in more recent disciplines like environmental sciences, alternative education practices, social work, historiography, rural reconstruction and of course globalisation studies.  This volume seeks to explore the range of Tagore's ideas by bringing together interdisciplinary articles that evaluate the relevance of Tagore's literature and ideas in the context of the 21st century. 

 TOPICS

I.             CRITICISM

                      i.        Tagore's Literature and Literary Criticism

                     ii.        Tagore and the Visual Arts

                    iii.        Tagore and Music

 

II.            PERSPECTIVE

                     I.        Tagore as Educator

                    II.        Tagore the Environmentalist

                   III.        Tagore the Reformer

                   IV.        Tagore the traveller

                    V.        Tagore, the Nation and Globalization

                   VI.        Interactions with Tagore

                 VII.        The philosophy of Tagore

III.           CREATIVE

                      i.        (If possible, we will publish some of Tagore’s paintings/drawings/sketches).

                     ii.        We encourage independent translations of Tagore's texts. Creative literature inspired on Tagore, paintings inspired by his work or portraits are also encouraged.

 

IV.           BOOK REVIEW

                      i.        Reviews of Books on Tagore not older than two years

CONTACT

Email: editor@rupkatha.com
Please visit
http://rupkatha.com/submissionguidelines.php  for submission guidelines.

DEADLINE OF SUBMISSION: SEPTEMBER 30, 2010.


 
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